Geography Practice Quiz 76

Q1.Which type of farming involves growing a single crop like tea, coffee, or rubber with large amounts of labour and capital?

A. Subsistence farming B. Plantation farming C. Mixed farming D. Shifting cultivation

Q2.In which regions are major plantations typically found?

A. Temperate regions B. Tropical regions C. Polar regions D. Mediterranean regions

Q3.Which country leads in the production of rice?

A. India B. Japan C. China D. Sri Lanka

Q4.What type of soil is best suited for rice cultivation?

A. Sandy soil B. Loamy soil C. Alluvial clayey soil D. Laterite soil

Q5.Which crop requires moderate temperature and rainfall during the growing season and bright sunshine at harvest?

A. Rice B. Millets C. Wheat D. Jute

Q6.Which of the following is an example of a plantation crop mentioned in the text?

A. Wheat B. Rice C. Rubber D. Millets

Q7.In which country is coffee a major plantation crop?

A. Malaysia B. India C. Brazil D. Sri Lanka

Q8.What climatic conditions are required for maize cultivation?

A. High temperature and heavy rainfall B. Moderate temperature, rainfall and lots of sunshine C. Cool climate and well-distributed high rainfall D. Warm and wet climate with well-drained loamy soil

Q9.Which of the following is NOT a leading producer of cotton according to the source?

A. China B. USA C. India D. Bangladesh

Q10.Jute was historically known as which of the following?

A. Golden Fibre B. Silver Fibre C. Green Fibre D. Brown Fibre

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Geography Practice Quiz 76